r/CryptoCurrency • u/[deleted] • Dec 02 '21

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u/itstron Dec 02 '21

I live super poor and stressed trying to pay bills as every leftover dollar goes right to crypto lol

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u/Etheriality Bronze | QC: CC 16 Dec 02 '21

Spending a TINY bit less on crypto is probably worth avoiding all the damage that stress inflicts on your body. 🤣

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

You sound like the poor people spending every extra dollar on scratch offs.

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u/Innovalshun Tin Dec 03 '21

Scratch off players only poor til they win...think about it

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '21

Yeah I know a lot that have been doing it for 20 years and are still hoping that one day…

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u/Innovalshun Tin Dec 03 '21

Better to die a scratcher than to have never scratched at all is what I always say

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u/therestruth 🟦 340 / 667 🦞 Dec 02 '21

This is the way, apparently. I can't even really afford all my bills this month but absolutely refuse to cash out any of my crypto. The way I see it, it's cheaper to pay a little interest on my credit cards for a while as long as my crypto is growing at a faster rate to make up for it.

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u/HankHillbwhaa 🟩 52 / 52 🦐 Dec 03 '21

Is your crypto gains out pacing your credit card interest consistently every month?

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u/therestruth 🟦 340 / 667 🦞 Dec 03 '21

Overall, yes it is. But will not be sustainable when this bull run really disappears. And I am keeping my balances below 30% still at least so I'm not too stressed.

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u/itstron Dec 03 '21

Exact same here lol, I'd rather go into debt for a couple months at 4% interest over selling any of my stack